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Lil Wayne is to release a book consisting of diaries he wrote during his time in prison.

The rapper served eight months of a one year sentence in New York&039;s Rikers Island jail after pleading guilty to gun possession.

The book, called Gone Till November, is due to be released later this year.

The memoirs will feature Lil Wayne&039;s thoughts on mily, children and the people he has met in his lifetime, Grand Central Publishing said.

The 29-year-old, whose real name is Dwayne Carter, has also written about his plans for the future.

Ben Greenberg, executive editor at the publishing company, said the journal would be "revealing".

"[Lil Wayne] kept detailed journals of his inner and outer life while he was on Rikers Island, and they certainly tell a story. They are revealing," he said.

The book is set to be released on 28 November 2012.

The rapper is best known for his singles Lollipop, Drop The World and BedRock - which reached number nine in the UK singles chart.

In September, his current albumTha Carter IV broke iTunes sales records.

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